Institutional and non-institutional credit in agriculture: case study of Hugli district of West Bengal
Institutional and non-institutional credit in agriculture: case study of Hugli district of West Bengal
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农业中的机构和非机构信贷:西孟加拉邦胡格利地区的案例研究
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1998
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sharmi deb
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M. Rajeev;sharmi deb
West Ben,gal has been experiencing high growth of agricultural productivity since late 1970s. This period has also wittnessed a growth of an informal credit market with a new lending class comprising traders (of HYV fiertilisers and pesticides), catering to the working capital needs of the farmers. A survey of Hugli district of West Bengal shows a high dependence of the small and marginalfarmers on this market. Deprived of the relativel cheaper credit fromin the formal institutions these farmers are compelled to depend on high interest beariig loans Jfr productive purposes and thereby face the risk of falling into a vicious cycle of perennial indebtedness.